Is a tire pressure of 2.8 too high in summer?
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Summer tire pressure of 2.8 is high. Normally, the tire pressure value between 2.3 and 2.5 is considered normal. For daily driving, there is no need for such high tire pressure because excessively high tire pressure can affect the tire's friction, adhesion, and braking performance, as well as reduce the tire's service life. It is recommended to adjust the tire pressure to 2.5. Neither too high nor too low tire pressure is good; high pressure increases the risk of tire blowouts, while low pressure can damage the tires. Therefore, it is advisable to maintain the standard tire pressure as required by the manufacturer. In addition to judging whether the tire pressure is normal by observing tire wear, it is best to walk around the car and check the air pressure of all four tires before driving. A tire pressure gauge can also be used for measurement.